• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 5815.

Little Friends, Inc.

Little Friends empowers those we serve with autism and other developmental disabilities to thrive It is the mission of Little Friends to empower children and adults with special challenges to live, learn, work and participate in the community.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 5816.

Interlakes Parent Teacher Organization

Logo Image Logo Title In This Section Home VISION STATEMENT The InterLakes School District in partnership with its communities will provide outstanding educational opportunities and resources for all students to achieve academic excellence in order to reach their highest potential and to succeed as responsible contributing citizens in a global society.

• Printing, Publishing

• 5817.

Pro-Family Alliance

TO PROTECT FAMILY VALUES Select Page Action Alert GLSEN Still Targeting Our Kids Action Alert Today is .

• Youth Development Programs

• 5818.

Legacy Childrens Foundation

Vulnerable youth find a place to belong at LCF.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 5819.

Friends of Atlantic Beach Elementary School Inc

We are a non-profit organization of Atlantic Beach residents, parents, and businesses who are interested in supporting Atlantic Beach Elementary.

PALOS VERDES PENINSULA EDUCATION FOUNDATION

PEF raises money to support the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District to assure continued excellence in our local public schools.

Alliance Christine Odonovan Middle Academy

A nonprofit public charter school network, operating 26 high-performing, tuition-free middle and high schools in LA serving nearly 13,000 scholars.

Wolf Ranch Elementary PTA

Official Twitter account of Georgetown ISD: Home of the most inspired students, served by the most empowered leaders.

• Community/Jr. College

• 5823.

California Community College Early Childhood Educators Inc

CCCECE is a membership organization that supports the professional development of ece/cd faculty in We are a dynamic voice forCalifornia Community CollegeEarly Childhood Education CCCECEs Vision To serve as an active stakeholder when decisions are made about ECE workforce development To be the primary ECE teacher preparationworkforce development body To partner actively with other stakeholders and maintain our unique focus and role of representing community colleges To help shape and track ECE policy development To serve as a resource to child developmentearly childhood education departments throughout the state wide regional meetings twice yearly Featured Events Saturday Oct.